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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-02-24
Mr.. Sullivan in Tip.TOp Condition.

John L. Sullivan ca me to New York
City. few days ago from Boston to have
his injured lett arm examined by his
physician, Dr.. Sayre. He looked in first
class condition, and seemed in excellent
spirits.
Il never felt better in my life. said he,
with the exception OF this" throw
ing open his coat and exposing to
view his arm. which was sus-
peEded in 4 black sling, "and it doesn t
bother me much. either. l can use it sutfi-
cicntly to dress without assistance, and
DIR. Sayre assures me that will be able to
20 on the road the 10th OF next month.
You can bet that III get square with the
next man that stands up before me, and
hope it will be Cardiff. l have heard moth
ing from either Smith or Mitchell! or their
hackers but | am anxious to fight both OF
them within two weeks OF each other. but
want Mitchell first. III fight either OF them
iorail or nothing and for anyamount. Pat
Sheedy will be here from Boston to ar
canse for the making OF champion belt
TO be presented to ME by the citizens OF
this city Boston and Philadelphia. The
belt will be made OF solid gold. without
bit OF silver in it, and will be set with 1913
large diamonds. 1t will be the finest thing
nj the kind in the world DR.. Sayre will
break the plaster OF Paris cast on my arm,
and make an examination, after which |
will return to Boston on the first train, as
nv mother is very i'll. | am not drinking
n drop
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-02-24
Our Luck.

Milwaukee Sentinel: The Minnesota license
Is stif; but it is safe to say that there will he
no dearth Of saloons in st. Paul and Minneapo-
lis even with a tax OF 81, 200. II is reasonable
to expect that man who pays $1,000 will not
care to forfeit that amount by the violation of
the laws against the sale of liquors to minors and
habitual drunkards, or by keeping disorderiy
place, and therefore we may hope to see 4 con-
siderable Improvement in the character of the
saloons The people of Minnesota are to be ad-
inired for thoir persistence and for their escape
from the Iowa folly.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-02-24
Perils Of German Journalistx

Newspaper men in Germany have to be very
careful about punctuation. The Hofer Tage-
blatt short time ago said that decoration had
BEEN conferred upon Count Won Holstein. By an
oversight an exclamation point instead Of q
period appeared ut the end OF the sentence: and
for this the authorities seized the whole issue.
and instituted suit against the editor for
trocious ubel.
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to exempt undertakers and their assistants from

TO exempt undertakerS and theIr asslstahCs Iro1li
jury uuIy: anen4ing sectiun - & ep- -Cf -, -
lating TO roads and bridges; amending section
IL, chapter 66, General Statutes S7S. relating
to time nf commencing action; fixing and limit
ing the fees of jurors: amending the charter OF
the city of Minneapolis; detaching territory
from Morrison county, and attaching the same
to the county of Cass: act for the reiief OF
James p Pond: authorizing change of bounda-
ries of school districts in lie Sueur county
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Senator Spooner's Funereal Efforts.

New York Suns Washington Special:
Senator Spooners eui0sy on Gen. Loganis
likely to be his last funeral Grafton. Itwas,
doubtless the best effort OF the day judged by
clset orical standards. Mare Antony, turning
Ciesars woands against hi, enemies hard
iy did u bolder thing the Spooner in telling
how Logan never took II pension for his
wounds, because he mad, as Al senator, to
vote on pension bills, and that this fact
should prompt congress to give Mrs. Logan
pension of 81, 600 a year. The Wiscon-
sin senator is terror in debate but in
a funeral speech he is gentle as dove.
His voice runs wet and salt with tears,
and even our own Evarts had to apply
his handkerchief to his eyes while
Spooner was speaking. The Wis
aoasin senate now breads the prospect
that he viii fall into the place that Sena-
Tor Anthony had 80 long oil being the best
.uneral orator in the sena te. 1t is a fact
rot much known that Spoo ner, in his
college days, was earnestly beaought to
apter the ministry because his impressive
style OF oratory would be sure to make
aim a pulpit success. His father was one
ii the best lawyers in Wisconsin, and the
senator inherited a legal mind To this he
propably owes his place in the senate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-24
GEN ERAL TRADE.
BRE.DsTUYvs

c0RNNEAIs-stAndArd, o. g,s9 ST. pearl,
| tj2NtlSl 70 Ter, q ~, stoady.
HAY-Choioe, from store, T5asDo, oar load
ffem lsyce or depot, tli, prime, fro 10
,ls prairie. from store. 90 car load from
ley.s o. depot, q.
BllAN.ftoh store. 75ssOo, from lsvss o.
!66RS-From store. white. 6io, MIXED,
10 .ss.l, ,Ici IN Isd' In Bsli. tSe. 10
OAfs-Pfom store. White, zoo. aiIsd, Ne,
from loVop 0f depot, uhits, In bulb, 1al In
,ass,' Dei miIsd' IN bu'k. SJoi 10
tLdUN-pren store, common. g 1898 IS ,
iet l0i sxira fancy, u 2,sl 90 patents,
" 20 % 70. Steady.
5bkEfSS1iHsYs, t .lj Tg. .l,.I.. ,,s, p ,,.,.
oRAcEERs-soda. extra. u, soda. treble
sxtra, 80 sHtr!a, 10 sinEof snaps, sHtra,
Be- ssforted iumblss, 100.
era, KID WHEAr-in half bAfrsli. o. Is
TOMMY AND oRIrs-rroa store, ga
HKASsAs CITY. no. July A -wh,a,
quisti No, 2 red each. 6Gfo sd, 6li.e aIIoI.
U.r gust! No. z. eash, aiks bid Ansali 4.
stsi "a esp'embcf, 3lho. 0al-N0. 2.
husutt' ave asked
ST. LOUIE MO, July q -Piour sssv.
unnhanEodI Xxx, " ibr2 ~, iamliy, A. az,
49, patsuts. sial IS, What gs,f All
beasi.s iseli Elreta,led ~ dsy and ths close
va va ~ ssloy ,ys,'o,d.yi 50 I'D.
S &c.. i.: ypy .1 l is;c' ~ Az 4
hci Oct bsr. 7ia7t,to, slised 10. Cs.u
dul and veal each, bTsl AuEut, az 1
ssP,.mb,I' A4gSi,se. eio,sa ., Ijso. .Ost.
DXsi ApSast. gI,<et B.pisms.,. a. ~.
aul tsi Hay u pss. mt useh 'nsSd /
nq9,hy, tist al prairie. tosii. Brss stssdy
81 bi9be. c,rnmssi steady al q. Rscs ~
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Se ssiss sslri,ciy IN lis sts
se % % ssO Ia srH.ay So.n 81 sS
vas asreed upon. .Atthc same time az Ga;
urely new tariff affecting tho points referred
70 was discussed and comyiled. This, u was
Se,r day announced by tho st. Louis roads,
mas noally boen decided upon, and being Tor
The most part an advance over tho pie.eut
rates, VIII not DO made effective till Au ut
,st, no only new departure from tha con
iiSSnm dn M meeting ssn advance OF 70 per
apply FROM 81; Louis, East 81. Louis, Car
ondtlet and Venice 20 tho pOiots named.
that housh tho advances are not very radi-
81, tho revision lie thorough. Rats for
hickman and paducsh, KY, ard Memphis,
Teun.i First class, 6Sc :; second, Doc :; third,
Ella .es A, D and ., ibo,; u, 12c,; n, zoo.
IL 90 "a PSr baJol; Glass +. 3c.; q, zoo.
WWsJI. Ws' 10 10 hSniipston. Greonv,lc,
Hickey, Hudson, Baton u ,uEe and New Or
third. CSC. fourth, go af'h, 400. sixth,
Se. classes A; D and 9, @e.; n, zoe -; u,
Sc. f; m,a ssSa. The figures to Mobile srs
20 per 100 hisher Than tho shove, while tho
rates par barrel aie; Class Y, t9j.; q, 2lo,;
real go. To soridin and Jackson, Mise;
FIRST ei,ss, " ~; second, 81 is; third, 1885,;
So; y, $50. @, SIC; ID, Sie.;E sos; ii,
zoe. Pr barrel; Glass v, aic q, u u;
second. $50, third, 700 {; fourth, SIC. /; hGh,
sac q 'l ~ b, n aesi sl"I A., $50; D,
barrel; Glass Y, 66c. q, q; meal, 6gc.
ssmo genera, idea may DO formed OF tho
char icter OF the changes instituted by com
laring tho rates In tho t,rifi Il April 5th, to
New Orlcsns and Q lmmon points, with those
which will 20 into effect Angus lat. This
advancss made aro rs follows; First slsw,
lac |; second, third ard fourth. loo Hfth and
sixth. Set lass A So; b, io; n, ic; II, 81.
Per barrel olsss 7 90; a. 100; meai, 30.
IN ass there will DO te.n a req sotion Of
20. and on GLASS ID ofls. The above CURES
have been brought about by desire on The
part a tho 2, ads interested o. eharge as
much as might not b, considered unjust 10
competitive tiyor points, for tho Commits
SEA, though practically waving tho fourth
clause, By no means sives license to the
roads to utterly disregard the Intentions of
INC lay by charstnsa. very much higher rate
Tor short than for a long h,ll All the H. es
I n tho territory OF tho Mlssissippi Valley will
be affected BY the tsriG. GLOBE Democrat.
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aHtitigatE..

.SUGAR-Purs white. G,Sts'{s; o. white,
s.si yellow clarified, excise; ssconds.
~ asri rohnsd A., ~ tG,tc. granulstsd,
sksss'i powdered, 5stci cut loaf, TO.
RIcR-LOul,IsnA. C<a5xo, carollna. s,Is
q ,SDIgs-stless all siues. In bor,s, pail,
aud bAtslf, TSIosg'.c.
COffsR--,ommon. ts5<ci ordinary, 1919
30 fair, Na2i Sej ~ me Rio. 2l4slfs.
choice to fancy. sl'ssls'ti ioid govern Gsnt.
NeNr. HighoF.
ssLt-Oiio river. 81 10 per barrel, sad.
nav, 81 ~ psf barrulg slaks, dne, 81 Ba
| s. coarse o. iOsi iS' pockets. blesshos.
MlbAssRs--LoulslAna, common 10 fair,
N9glc; prime g. choice, ,laSoo, sTrun,
2,atlci summon 10 falr. 2is2sci prime 10
sholoe' Ssioci esrtrifuEAl fancy, SOttoe.
BALTIMORE. Nd. JAY q -Coa.e dull
~, ~, neminAli hio eaisoei, ordinary to fair,
Ngw YORK. July 2s.-coass-spot mir
ktg nominal NJ 2leci options duii heavy
ard l.scii tAief. MO bnEH! Auyuft,
81 1all glJ sep smbcf. tis 2ssis IS Or'o'
December, tls 3jsig III January, ts SD
iis Is. Auli. $3.50 lis ~. sugar a1Ist sni
q m osntriiugsi 0 5. isa53So, iaif RED ling.
: :. SCI rehntd afm, conise iohsr,' A,
s,slsi Ir.9ula,sa. $3.50. M0lasss, dull
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COTTON MARK ETS.

The local cotton market opened
dull, and closed dull; middlinE. ltISc.
Sales. unirportsnt; receipts, IL bales; sbi ,
ment. 20 bales; stock on hand. 69si bales
receipts to date, So. lso bales; shipments 10
daIo, 649.6SS bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. 71s,; gooi ordinary, SIC; low
middling, s)sc; m ddling, lose; good mid
ding, lUtso; middling fair, nOminal; fair,
nom pal; stains and tingel. 7Issg9si; dusty.
7I83kc.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September LIST, 1909; burnt, 69J7;
home oonsum, 100 70 date, s6lli tick run
n. :. X. l;wasons, 5. Exports
L. 4 N. X. r., IS.
New York spots opened quiet and closed
quiet aad steady; middling, l0tsc. sales, ass
bales. Quotations were as ioiIowsi Ord.
mary, ! u 1851 good ordinary, Q S.t6; low
mid lbs, y ll-l6c; mlddling. llSse, good
middling, 1919; midd'ing fair, lie, fir,
llhe Failure. opened quiet, and closed aai.t
A. lows; July, 10. apdl0 o.; August, 1O.si
@lQ y; September, y 6ia 1857; October,
1862 "; Noyember. s.Sglg9. "; December,
sss 49, a ssaSSsr'S 81 y t aDT ~
s.6i; MsJ. 9.6s 5000 Sales. Is CO.. bales
The N ", Orleans .rot market opened
quiet, and closed dull mlddlins, w.
sales. 30 bales. Quotations were A fal-
loxsi Ordinary. SCI good or mary, SIC; low
middlinF. VIC; middlinF, 9kc; GOOD mid
ding, 100 Futures opened barely steady,
and closed quiet, g follows, July b IS bid:
August, s5sge.ol; September. . O9d9 10;
October. $500 9sj November, s.g9S gli
pocembcr. b.sl@s.s2 January, 5000 9s;
February. e.05sy.ls; Mar, . i5gg. is;
APRIL 92iss.S; May, sAss.S5. Bales,
lT,SD bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR NARREr.
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GEN gRAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
BUSINESS dull.
| CLEAR and warm.
Two boats leaving today.
TnE OHIO river Is falling at all
Tur White and Arkansas pivers are
falling.
- Tnk Mississippi Is rising slowly Q,
ST. Louis.
TINS CITY Of New osle,ns is due
from New Orleans.
me Alberta No. 3 is the Wednes.
day psesot for White river.
Tue Tennessee and Cumberland
rivers continue 10 riie ,lowly.
THk Future City. with ha'eer, passed
10 81. Louis yesterday morning.
TBK RobiRny will male her usual
trips 70 Island Grove Park today.
THH viii y Hsyp was tosed down
TO Fort Pickering point yesterday.
Ina Coahoma, OF the lee line,
lsayeI here tomorrow evening for Osceois.
THR City Of Baton Rouge should
pass here Tuesday on her way 10 New Or
DuHIEa the twsnty.ionr hours end.
ing At noon yesterday the river here fell four
| inches.
THR James Lac IA the mail packet
leaving tomorrow evening for Helena aud
frisrs Point.
THE l. Cobb will arrive today,
and she ], the regular packet leaving Tua,
daJ evening for ArkAnfas river.
CAiT. JoHs w. OARRoLL, formerly
freight agent Of tho Anchor Line, Is now
keeper 81 forstt Park, 81. Louis.
THR L n. Kelly was lel ont OF the
dock Yesterday m Inins aud sho al once 70.
sumtd her uips 10 West Memphis.
lHg Oily NJ Providence, Oapt. Gar.
Lsll. leay'i from the elevator A. 4 O'Clock
this evening Tor Caro- aud Of L0uif.
IHK Oiiy a Vioksbu's, Cant r J.
Whit u tse Anohor Line racket Ieay.
g here at ~ o'clock this morning for
Tns r D slmms will arrivs 10.
morrow mornlns hni sho II tho regular
pa,hei leavins here In tie evening for Cairo
snd -. Louis.
THR X ita Adams II tho regular
Unit states mail paslet leaving hero To-
nortos evening tor Helena, TorTsno ard
Afkantat City,
1HK g1sernmfn, complains that Il
10 ihort % no'es Of fmall omInatlops
fmonE ttnhmboaimsn the shortage extends
10 notsI ofiafse dsaomi n ltions also.
THE trfy boat A ice vhieh has been
attending % the Y n. Ksllsy's businoss,
va iel,sved les eriay, anu tho will nos
ognhns heflelf o. the Memphis, llopehold
and mCuud CITY trade.
THE tug N NJ. Jores laid M yaa'er.
day and her ofew ~as paid % This was done
ln 0fdsT 10 ouItail en- sntes The Tones viii
b. % The tack asain heltsmbtr ist Mean.
While tho tuE James O'Cann0r will do the
touing for the two coal coin paniss.
CAPp J. X JEFVurs and Ferguson,
% Eel M, Afk., .ounefs a. tho ItsAIao.
Maud, have pal1 ths tns 500 a sos cd
eEsiast them b. Special In peotor Ba H. lor,
Iite the othsr boat owners who were assd,
they appealed % the departs nv AZ WAN
instob, sstlfE a remission q the fines.
1HE tniepet In tho Illinois river
traihe " 20 shortly DO inere iiei By the "a. 4,
ditlen ola B.v boat Witch l. being bait 20 I
be the fastest ltsa nef that sver ran 10 that
river. Capt Peter uauptmsn, the tobacco
Iqsrrhsut, Il the osner 4 tie new boat.
IL has ct the contract 20 parties At Du-
buqus. Ia uith the pfoyiso that she IL 10 be
lsadJ for business sithin s1iy DAYS from
da Q. In tpstd she 10 e1p cited 20 travel 90
stream a. the rats Of foufLs n miles, and
vii make trio ever two JAys betuson 81,
Louis and ktmpsVillo, loo milss.
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MEMMPHIH nAlLy .ArPEAIsUNDAv: JULY "a. 1897:

4 Flour, 500 bris; wheat. 2bS,OO an |. SIN.
, ncps: shipments-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat.
600o bu; barley. mona.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. July Is An eisht foot
com stalk Was passed around the pits this
morning, but II did not break the mari ct
wortha cent. Augut was even q shsde
s suS Ss', shsn S,es,ersay; 1peni 9 at S71<c
iull and tradins active, thou,h Il WAS MT Of
character to keen prices up. A slightly
DO rsh tendon existed in whsat The Au-
gust option. opened NJ 100 and quick,v TIL
back 40. Then ho'ering between 6sL& and
! 100. Practically no hing transplret daring
tho hrst hour of the session. Corn kept steaiy
| around 3I1sc, and whelt equally uumoyod az
fraSt on under I c. The only thing show.
osly moved $40 The symptom early in
the day weret a. heat would DO heavy, and
tey we're not subsequently, holiei Tho
market was extremely duh all day, aud
when y entered into the last hour ended
fuue steadily downward. At no time WIS
huspstoy,r 7O1sl, a. d shortly alter MON Il
l. uchsd Ss1so ON the last turn down. This
mario" range was made entirely By the
local scalping element; Although tho pros
wheat stock this week, the market was not
appreciably frmed by Il. Ono estimate
mikes 1900 10 bushels less wheat here than
aweek aso. Tho last halt hour was hard on
two corn was ha n mered little harder. for
there vas greater number of tradors 10 IL,
anJ many OF them an xious to fell out. The
low point n corn was 1870. August wheat
closed Of 69<c, which was also the lowest
price Of the day. orn has lost cons dsrable
OF the buoyancy that marked il. during tee
early day. OF The week Today'sr.nge was
oaly about 70, and the close heavy at B tom
figures; There was less Of demand
good many loags were disposed to unload.
CAL quot tiofs were as follows; Flour easy
No. 2spring wheat, 6s,Aat9 -; No sprifg
whe" nnpn'nsl; No. 2red, 5les7lSc. No. >
&c, NO' barley n,Gmin.l. 40. ai.,o.a
The leading futures ranged as folioss;
highs,t eSSSc. lowest teyss. closin Uy's a
S99Ec.. August opened at 7O1sc. busiest folss,
, ,Sw :, OS S.a 81 closing !. esc Sep
7l5sc, CLOSING At 7l1se, October opsned at
Sac, highest 1859, lowest 73c, closing al
Sic. Sishos, sGfsc, lowe.' s,<c, pS SiSslps at
s6sci. August opened at SIG, b chest STl.o,
lowest, a.c, closing NJ $3.50; sept mbor
S SEsISa AZ a, US. u.s.. aioSssss S, oss .
hiFheSt Ssc. lowest 37,Ec, ciosiSs al
sI'sc. Oats, No. 2-J1Iy opened S
Zoe; highest &c, lowest 2llsc, cotinr at |
2i,se; Apgust opened at 2Sc,. highest 25l, |
lowest 2i5sc, closing at 2iXc; septom- |
Der opened at 25sSc, Highest 2Ssc, lowest |
s51c Sshc,t 2sjss. lpsss GO: aS,Ic p'S siS.lns
at g,fe. ReceiI ts-Rlour. lS.OO1 bris;
wheat, S9.000 bu; corn, 5s.0,O bu; oats, 49,. |
90 bus rye, AtO bu. barley, 900 hu. shin.
menu- Flour, y, 0O0 brls; wheat, 1910 0bu, |
corn, eODbu; oats l25 900 bu; rye 400 bu;
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asUsgHoLs sUpPlIys.

APPLES -BuyinE. loose. fsosi q, sell.
ins, VI y0t yer bafrelg dried APPLES, % Der
pound iron ,tofs. Dried peaches, "a from
vKsErABLEs-oalcn,., O. 50 from ,,or.
vshb,s. hotlhgrn, y q crate, Ktsut.
ig
FRUIT : Orsnsss-nons 10 the nuL.,.
l.sm0us, ttAf0 ger boIg light supply
Dslana' VI bl@l ~ per bunch.
.kUTs-soaclanuu " W. ~. Pear uts-
virsinia. eol Tsnnsssss lArmerI' ttget, "a
toi roaItst, 2fn hisherI shellsd, loo. Pc
cans-fsIo, fAioe
oRslslSS.Lsnd0n isJsr'. sai lsysI.s1 sI
PICKLE ia lars. pints. psoi quartz 81 90.
bali gallons tif5i ssllons. o. Isl loose, br.
rsls. , 9ui half barrels, o. mixed. bar.
rels 40 ;. Mined, bait barrels, ~.
200 dell, W.
POTAr0gs-puil, buyins. o. - 10 NJ,
q ~ ~ " pr barrel.
-.ClDgR-ysu YORK. O. per barrel and
u ~ PER half harriet.
pgj No. 3, d % No. s. i5i i0.ib kl,. NJ. i,
a. 70 2, sbci No. B. 80. Dry bsfrinEf,
family, 80 psf Dor.
YlskgAk-lOsl5e per EAlloh.
oAEDLgs-Puii ~slsht, g.sps.
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rROvIsIONs.


| DUITKR-Buttsrine,N al5o; croamery-
22ci dairy, lee Sea country butter. issze,
HOG PhUDUCTS-Firm mess pork'
new, S7 50; old tl5 So; sugar cured hams,
l3sl2To; breakt..t bacon, l0gllc; oloA, rib
sides, bacon, ~ agssci elesr .ids bacon oI,Sc
.dS. sSasf clear 'rS so c pG .ssu SS.
go; long clear, $40; pork STRIPS. Ts4c.
LbkD-Tieroes, 6Jsci halt barrels. TO.
kegs,!fci choice kettle, sbSas1sc, Steady
OHBESE-Prime fats, gslOcj New Yoik
isctory, none; iull cream, Be; Youbs
PICS fsBI,.Barrol'. u 50, half barrels.
PsULsyy-chleksns quiet; spring. 81 20
q fs XII "a sasfsi ISss 50 or... beef fo,.
aa,rte,', sStsioi hindasartOr, Of beef. ~;
mutton, So.
ST LOUIS, MO-, july q -Provi,ionshrn
but Quiet, Pork irregular; new, els 50. Lard
quilt AZ % IS. Dry salt mssts-boIoJ shoul-
. aSp sl.. %; l9 q s Gle" slsa ribs. lsi
% %, ,hcrt slsI. o. sfss *. Mans ~ s,s ,.SS,'
Al llnltc. REgs duh o. g. butter sIross
and higher; ereimery, lssz2o; dairy. lSs
CHICAGO, ILL.,, july 9Th. arrival
Of only GOO hogs al the yards and SsiOi adj.
yAhee 10 prieos there ned a tlishils e,eyst
inf hhaence on ptoyitiors' pricei, short
rios oponiaF ats aud Keeping 10 10 that
price. Cash quota,lops were az follow :.
Ness PORK per .brl, tl5i lard, per 10 ibs.
70 5!<gb IS; short rlb sides. loose, o. 90
: dry sailed shoulders, boted o. sGs
5@i short clear sides, boxed, IS 3DSs rs.
The iead,rg future, ranged ~ iollossi
W., Ps.,k, per brl.ls.r oPoned a ~ 10.
Janu.ry ogsnsd At tli 62sf, hishs,,. sii 62S,
ioso,t 81 62Ss. elosiBs Al iii slI< LARD. psr
Io Iht-suy opened u o. SIX, histes
~ SIX. lowest " s.. closing NJ 81 5Si Au-
fp,t oPsaed at 81, hishsst . o.. lorsIt
= % hishosi 8 -. lowest % az slo.iss :,
N 6l,ti October 1Iattd At o. IS, hishes,
W ~, lowest M. cipsiBE a. ~ 7lik.
slort TBS, per lOl lbs July opened 4 IS.
b shest sniN. lowest e., closing at o., Al.
gust opened A. o, hi.hsSt ss OK, .loso,t %.
closing IT s.i September open cd AZ - 10,
highest q Is, low ,St = OK, closing IT IS az,
ooiober opened At " az, biEheft q W.,
loSest no, closing atg W. On the Prufucc
htohsngo teday the butter ma.s-t uashlnt
eresmefy, l1As2lHs. dAify. l3sisc. BEsi
dulli iresb, nh9l9i.
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FINANCE and COhMkRCE.
HONEY 2 TO PER CENT, NEW
YORK EXCHANGE Is PREM.
Cotton Ball-MiddiiDg Cotton, 1Okc
Sales Today Unim.
portant,
APPEAL 0FpicE.
SAgeRDAV kyIsiNG, Julv "a. 1887.


sAgsaDAV hyEsiSG, July %, 1857.
Money strong at z t, 8 per cent, the
outside figure ruling. There Is steady de-
mand for hu d., which are in sufficient sup
ply to nost reasonable business requests.
At the Stock Ca Board session today salc
was made o. sS$O Of Memphis new Taxing
District 4s.6, h pS,s,.
The local cotton market closed dull and
UNCHANGED. The New Orleans spot market
closed dUll end unchanged and futures
closed auiet and OF to points on tho old
srcp and oae POINTS on tho new. At
Liverpool spsts wee dull. In buyers favor,
and futures went Of IRON 70 2 points.
New York spots were quiet and steady and
UNCHANGED, and futures closed quiet with no
change in the old GRIP months and 2 to 3
points OF on tho rev. G. l.. Green & Co.,
in their report Of the 23i on other futures,
say:
Trading WAS very liaht all around, and Il
was generally an uninp lrtant market, with
no groat change in no line Of value, on the
old crop rates woro fairly we'll held. the close
showing just fra 'tion under last EVENINGS.
The new crop was a small supply ffom local
sources, but tho Sodth appeared inclined to
sell, and that created a little weakness,
withs TO pOis1 shading AZ he result.
At New Orleans tbs firm Of Thos. L. Airy
4 &c. has Glsd petition In court stating
that owing to tho dinaculty in realizing on
sheir assets, muck Of whloh consists Of real
estate In tho raral dstric and 81 ms due By
planters and others, they fad themselves
unable 10 meet all Tho r obligations as thoy
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,PITThDuRg, July q Noon River sta
lnnary weather clear sud warm.
WHEELING, July 2i.-kOoh - River
fest ~ inches on the sause and stationary.
Wealhsf-ihowsry,
C1NgtNNhrL, July % Moon River 4
feet Inches on the sauss and aiatbonary.
Nesthef elettl thsfmo uoiof 80.
LVUisNlbLE, July -. Moon River
Test inches In the cansl aud I loot
Inches og the falls aHi stationary. Wstthsr
GEAR aud bot.
CAIRO, july Moon River 10 feet on
the SauEs aud ttllinE. Weather clear and
safmt No arrivals. Dspartsdi Ctr OF
Nlckthuff, a louie Tp,ms
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LIVE STOCK

H0GS-Choice. tsiXc.
SHEEP-Choies' $40; medium. 2sfis,.
LAMBS Good 70 choice, l6si so.
GRASS OATTLE--Choic, $40; good, 9a
SIC; fair TO medium. 2&CB291lc; scaIiswass.
lk@lhc.
CHICAGO, ILL, July % The DrOv,rs'
yo.rndt REPORTS Cattls-R.ceipu, 1000
inally steady; shipping steers, Is loaf As,
stockors. and fesdera, 40y9; c,ws'
bulls and mixed. 81 2ietS; Iexas cattle Al %
a. 30. Hogs-heceip,s. 600 head; ship-
mepts. goo bead market strong, 5 higher,
shipping. IS 2Os6 40; light, IS a,s5 IS;
,kips. % l0s5, sheep-Rec.ipts. - o head
sh,pmen,s, 500 heals market ste ldyi ma.
ti,es,sl 30 ~ %; " esprn, 81 26aS Is; Texans.
q 1913 e0i lambs, 9 6@sS 20 Ger had.